Labour's EU Agenda Revealed

Keir Starmer proposes new Deal with Brussels.

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When it comes to the next election we are now seeing what a Labour Government would mean.

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Keir Starmer - who was at the hardcore end of the ‘stop Brexit’ crowd - has now sought to downplay any notion that Labour supports a Rejoin EU agenda.

It seems even hardline Remainer MPs in Labour have been willing to shut up about it publicly after being repeatedly demolished at the ballot box by the pro-Brexit majority of voters.

But however much they want to downplay such issues, there are already now a few clues as to what Starmer’s Labour would be aiming for. And that’s clearly to get closer to the European Union.